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... schooner Korkinour, of Beaumaria. 4; smack Commerce, of Cardigan. 2; brigantine Wilhelmina, of Exeter, rendered assistance; smack Ocean. of Cardigan, 2; smack Rapid, of Cardigan. :1; smack Margaret, of Cardigan. 2; brig Percy . of Rigs, 3; brigantine Jean Anderson ...
... will be produt.,d • Now Comedy Opera, in Thrt• Arm entitled TItI RED by R. P. and Edward Eoloin,n. The Stage production by Cbaylea harie—lioz•Jftice now op n. SHAFTESBURY THEATRE. M. WILLARD and Mr. JOHN LABT, end Musagers. hole Prorrietor, Mr. JOB N ...
... battle of Alma. He also took part in fin charge ofi the Light Brigade, ander Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, but at tta battle of Inkerman his right arm was shot away. ...
... • very close-fitting Cardigan jacket with collar. The merit of the garment lies in the fact that it holds all the underwear clues to the skin, and thus prevents the cold air from getting under them, • point of great value. The arms are finished with tight ...
... Favourite the FOnf Cornea, the Greateet Aerial Performance In the World. Specially Kroliuirely to Appear at Gale Hell Only. lolly John Nutt Kies Beads Kellwood. Louie Gilbert. AV Cheeter, Mt.. Eunice Vallee.— More *Pea 7.ee. THE ROYAL Oats Weston's). Holborn ...
... AVER UR.—Actias.mAllailsr. Mr. W. H. COURT THEATRE. 19ropretors. JOHN WOOD and ILITPIDS CHU DL EIGH. Ceder the ManagemaatMrs. JOHN WOOD. EVERT EVI.NIN G. at 9.6 arraugeawnt rich Mr. John Hem du adapted by Sydnoy Urundy.Arld MAMMA. Pr -ceded. at Wu by ...
... Charing Cross. Tba•44 OPEN on SATE/MAT 11 . 41 . 4 541 1. PAin11T. s.r,4ol. b tee hylb. l i ttf to ' i vu lag Grattan, eta Fame. Nt. John ; lawn. M. Fred Iddthe. &de , I..nni.s.• Manta. and C ^ ..nru;. J Env, nos has NI Plwmi 4,..T•12. nob Leave. Mr ...
... a very strong holy of the Oath, with Mr. John O'Leary and Mr. Jam. Stephens at their head. Prominent among the individual members of the procession was the tall illgure of Mr. John O'Connor, M.P. on whose arm leant the blind member of Parliament, Mr. ...
... loth , rnite. and tern Palma Ala, Marais. Joseph Tapia,. George • 1 nela/r. I h•o. °spat Ham Grattan, and Albert Charon. Atli Or..bostri and Claw Conductor. Mr. John ('root Preceded. at 7.15. VAUD IT AT L a AT.--littagAmossarer. Mr. W. 'Nude: da l Stagre-raseaser ...
... , Hackney, was admitted to the London Hospital with a severe wound on the wrist. He was taken with a fit, and throwing his arms about, one of them went through a glass door, cutting the arteries. information was received that Frederick Mitchell, 70, &ganger ...
... into the water and was drowned. At Exeter, John Grattan, a boot manufacturer, having businesses in several towns In Devonshire, was sentence,' to foor months' imprisonment for frauds as a bankrupt. Mr. John Morley conducted a good deal of business at ...
... a plate-glees window, ratite £4 10e, the property of the landlord of the Plasterers' Arms, Prince's-road, Notting Hill. At West London Police Court a boy named John Saunders was charged with tampering with en automatic stamp delivering machine. The boy ...